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First Totlot with the Tejon

trueblue

New member
went out for few hours today " first tot lot " just 2 many tagets for me in allmetal so I had the sens set at full CCW disc @ iron and alt disc @ foil the lot was quite trashy and at these settings I found the tejon ran nice an quiet disc'd well and I had no trouble ID'ing the targets
 
Nice haul,

makes you wonder what those other targets were.:huh:

Thnks for sharing,
 
yeah theres enough to buy a counter meal & coke there Beale so I was happy plus it was an enjoyable way to spend a sunny winters afternoon

tabdog said:
makes you wonder what those other targets were

I hear'ya tabdog :thumbup: as that was my first totlot and a very popular one at that I pass'd up some very good signals aswell , due to a carpet of fine tree roots running through the chip bark when I would dig they would ripp the surface up over a large area like cooch grass and being surrounded by mums & tots watching my every move I just had to hold back . I 'I have to get up there early in the morning in the thick fog to dig those targets when no ones around

HH
 
I've been in those with root mats.

I did just like you.

I chose my time and got a forked back hoe.

That way I could pull big clumps of roots without bending over.

It didn't take that long in the one I did. Not when I went at it in earnest.

I didn't find that much, but it helped the tot lot for future hunting

and playing.

Happy Hunting,
 
HeyTrueblue ...
( John Williamson song there somewhere eh ! )

:thumbup:That's a great hunt you had mate.:ausflag:

I see by your haul you're from down under too !

I've recently got myself a Tejon ...

I've also got an Explorer SE I find real hard to put down...

# I am going to concentrate on using my Tejon far more !
 
thanks jacobiteken I was happy :cheers: ,

Hey Snowy how ya doin , yeah John W 's OK trueblues just a rippa song dont ya think , yes Victoria the garden state:ausflag: !
Im a Tejon newbie ,a total newbie infact have only just discovered this great hobby a few months back after my mate took me out with his Xterra 70 great timing to as hunting was taking its toll on my back an I was ineed a change MD'n suits me down to the ground yet another great reason to chuck the dog & the swag in the ute an go bush :thumbup:

Ive read and enjoyed your posts on another Board about the Tejon as I was searching around for some user reviews , and thanks for making Thomas's tips on the Tejon available at mediafire .

HH
trueblue :cheers:
 
That's great Trueblue, Thomas's notes were a series of posts on the Tejon a few years ago.
~ I copied his series of posts for my own reference.

After reading Scullys review on the Tejon, and the great posts people were doing, I HAD to get me one !!!:biggrin:

Folks were asking for more operator info on the Tejon, so I converted Thomas's posts into a PDF.
And made them available...

It's great to know that you were able to download his stuff, ~ he really goes into things huh !:thumbup:
 
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